Episode Summary

Blammo Is Cool, Cool Is Blammo

The Photoshop Guys had to pull themselves together and move on with the show after the loss of our dear, departed Camera Two.

So What Have We Learned?

• Scott has a tutorial on creating a 3D product box using Free Transform and the Perspective command.
• Dave shares some keyboard commands for adjusting your type layers without using the mouse or tool palettes.
• Special guest Wes Maggio is visiting from Wacom and he's got some tips for using a Wacom tablet and integrating pressure sensitivity into your workflow.
• Matt demonstrates how to simulate a graduated neutral density filter using a layer style.
• Scott's One For The Road Tip is about using the Custom Shape tool.

This Week’s Sponsors:

Eizo | DLO | CDW | Adobe | iStockPhoto| Audible.com

NAPP Contest Winner

This week's contest winner is James Cookson. James correctly identified the custom filter dialog that was shown last time. Congratulations to James. Tune in this week for another question and a chance to win some great prizes.

Announcements

• The new Kelby Training website was just launched in time for Photoshop World. Kelby Training.com is the ideal spot to find your favorite kind of software training. Whether it's DVDs, books, or online classes; you can find it all at Kelby Training.com.
• Check out Kelby Training.com to find out when the next seminar tour is coming through your neighborhood.
• Be sure to take a look at GA Photoworks if you are interested in learning more about these outdoor photography sessions that many of our instructors are involved with.
• Visit Clay And Jane.com to find out more about their Capture and Creativity photography tour.
• Layers TV is coming soon. The podcast will be hosted by Photoshop Guys Corey Barker and RC Concepcion. Layers TV starts September 19th and will cover topics on everything Adobe.
• The next Photoshop World Conference will be held in Orlando, Florida and begins April 1, 2008. Check out more info. about Photoshop World here.

This Week's To-Do List

• Visit sjphoto.com to see the work of legendary photographer Stephen Johnson.
• SantaFe Workshops.com has some great photography seminars. Check them out here.
• Luanne Seymour works with Adobe and she's got a wonderful blog about design, illustration, and photography. Click here to take a look.